13 Dec 1919
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
1
A prowar editorial calls for jail terms for profiteers who push high prices during the conflict. It urges government action to curb gouging in food, fuel, and essential goods, arguing stern penalties would deter price manipulation and aid the war effort.
Bishop Gannon will travel to this city to confer the rite of confirmation across multiple churches. A large assembly is expected with clergy and young parishioners, beginning at 8 p.m. at St. Wilmaboth's with solemn Holy Communion and related ceremonies planned at Br. HManhoth's Church and other sites.
A distorted United Press report from Saltillo and Washington states bandits seized the town of Mapquiz Villa and hold Americans and Mexicans for ransom. One American was freed. attackers demand about 9 000 pesos. No further confirmed details or casualty list were received.
United Press reports in Atlantic County another mystery as five year old Jumpa Woks, child of Meg and Mrs James Bioko of Philadelphia, was abducted from Veninor during a wakeful party. The kidnapper, described as a masked man, seized the boy, dragging him away by the throat, leaving the child unconscious. Police and medical teams are investigating.
The court martial of Captain Karl Detzer, charged with enmity to prisoners at a camp in Prange, is resumed Monday morning at Governor Tela. The proceedings were interrupted and are to continue under UPI reporting from New York.
In Erie on December 19 Major Quirk and Campbell of the Salvation Army, both from Philadelphia, were injured when their car collided with another. They were hospitalized. Adjutant Bauti of the Jopal teabdhy jw in) Mri tay observed. The report notes Captain Engle and others uninjured.
Corry High School battled fiercely as the Five Walks triumphed over the Keystones in a 50 to 28 road victory. Magnes led Corry with nine goals while Loveland and Morrison supported with strong plays, and Shoop praised for coaching and teamwork in a high school boys basketball showdown at Erie.
United Pests reports Peck announcing immediate lifting of coal distribution restrictions in the Allegheny region after a regional directive and the Meiat authentication. Authorities say fuel restrictions may be eased nationwide as production improves and miners resume work, with gradual restoration of passenger service in Pittsburgh and Washington.
Unclear diary style column recounts social happenings and plans in Point Lookout New York along with names and dates. Mentions Mrs Frank L Heath birthday and plans for gatherings at local homes. Also notes a motor club meeting and anticipated attendance by county officials. An unidentified large ashore object story ends the column.
London dispatch reports Allied delegates at a conference have begun to acknowledge difficulties in accepting a reasonable settlement with the United States. Britain France and Italy show a willingness to approve a provisional approach, while the American Senate’s stance remains a central factor shaping the outcome.
The Local Legion Post met last evening in Washington and Cantie area, reporting attendance and plans for a new furnished room after January 1. Officers were appointed, funds totaling 125 dollars are due, and a fundraising drive begins immediately with a Cordip campaign. Two captains were named to lead sub committees and a January contest features a lively campaign to boost participation.
United Press reports President Wilow issued a proclamation calling for the taking of the federal census. The proclamation set the January 2 date but noted delays. enumerators have been named and the population figure projected at 140,000,000, with House seats expected to rise by about 70.
Reported talks in Washington discuss organizing strategies for major labor unions nationwide. Delegates from farm groups and large national unions participate, while rail labor factions are also noted as active within the proceedings.
Baldwin's directive ends coal restrictions across the Allegheny region and restores full passenger rail service by December 16 including through trains and suburban routes while coal movement remains coordinated to avoid disruption. Officials say no further orders are needed for restoration pending wider regional actions and communications warn of potential coal transport impacts.
Aliy Bolleitor and Kincaid prepare to present city case at Harrisburg gas hearing. Judge Vesna and Solicitor Gilson join in representing Brio, while Corry and Brie officials seek evidence and petition for housing plans amid a broader probe. Prof. Weir voices safety and conservation concerns, urging restraint and expert input.
Salvation Army officials led by Major W. B. Quirk are coming to Philadelphia Monday for a citywide drive. Major Quirk and colleagues will visit with local officials and organize community efforts including Christmas charity, relief work, and Christmastime services at Salvation Army centers.
A Columbus event at Grange Hall drew a large audience with the Columine Tile library presenting Hele entertainment. The program included Marie Wraueit on piano, earning $86.10 in total receipts for the evening. The Columbus orchestra performed well, and the audience offered generous applause, praising the program and performers.
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